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Work is happening in more places
Product, engineering, support, payments, meetings, and agents all leave traces in different systems.
Unified activity history for product teams
A calmer way to see what changed.
Built for product managers who need the story after the work happens.
Grondeo turns tool activity into a single readable timeline, so teams can review agent work, code merges, issues, customer transactions, and support signals, without digging through every system again.
Product walkthrough
See the feed handle real product work.
See Grondeo in action — feed activity, event details, search and filter, integration setup, and dark mode.
Global Activity Feed
Open clipScan the feed, then open a timeline event to see the details behind the update.
Why Grondeo exists
Product teams move fast, but their context is scattered.
Grondeo is built for the moment after the work happens, when teams need to understand the work flow without opening five tools and asking for another recap.
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The useful details get buried
The moment something changes, the context starts spreading across tickets, commits, notes, and notifications.
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Looking back should be simple
A readable timeline gives product teams one place to understand what happened, when it happened, and why it matters.
Core product
From scattered notifications to one readable history.
Grondeo collects activity from the tools and agents around your team and turns it into a timeline that is easy to scan later.
What changes
Start with the timeline, then follow the context — no need to remember which tool, thread, or ticket something came from.
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Sources
Connect the systems your team already uses
Bring in activity from GitHub, Linear, Stripe, Zendesk, Granola, and custom sources.
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Events
Turn scattered updates into consistent events
Each update gets the same readable shape, even when it came from a different tool.
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History
Read the sequence when context matters
Product managers get a chronological history they can scan before standups, planning, support review, or launch calls.
Quiet by default
No pings. No inbox. No performance theater.
Grondeo records the work without turning every update into another interruption. The feed is there when the team needs to look back.
No notifications
The feed is for review, not interruption. It stays quiet until someone needs the record.
No emails
Updates become timeline context instead of another message your team has to process.
No noise
Grondeo keeps the sequence readable, so important work does not disappear into activity clutter.
Pricing
Plans built for everyday product work.
Simple plans for product managers bringing product activity into one place, with room to expand as usage grows.
Free
$0
forever
Try the feed with two sources and a short window of history.
- 2 Integrations
- 250 events
- 7 day history
- No API access
Starter
$19/mo
$190/year
For product managers who need the everyday tools in one place.
- 5 integrations
- 2500 events
- 60 day history
- API access
Pro
$49/mo
$490/year
For teams that need more sources, longer memory, and custom integrations.
- 8 integrations
- 25000 events
- 1 year history
- API access
- Custom integrations
FAQ
Common questions.
A few quick answers about how Grondeo is positioned and who it is for.
What is Grondeo?
Grondeo is a product activity feed that turns updates from tools, APIs, and agents into one readable timeline.
Who is Grondeo for?
It is built for product managers, product leaders, operators, founders, and builders who need a clear record of what changed without chasing scattered notifications.
Does Grondeo replace notifications or email?
No. Grondeo is intentionally quiet. It preserves context for later review instead of creating another stream of alerts or inbox messages.
What kinds of systems can it connect to?
Grondeo can bring in activity from product, support, billing, collaboration, and custom sources such as GitHub, Linear, Stripe, Zendesk, Granola, and webhooks.
Get started with Grondeo
Keep product context within reach
Connect your integrations and come back to a clearer history of what changed across your tools.